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Heat wave impacts Rossmoor

Fitness Center forced to close; heat cancels night food trucks Extreme heat that struck Rossmoor and much of the Western United States during Labor Day weekend and beyond provided lessons on how to prepare, act and react when conditions become dangerous. That meant quickly addressing hazardous situations and taking preventative measures. On Tuesday...
Posted on September 13, 2022
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Oakmont Way pedestrian safety project implemented

Crossing Golden Rain Road at Oakmont Way should be easier, and safer, now that pedestrian safety improvements at that intersection are almost complete. Two new solar-powered, push-button, illuminated crosswalk signs with rapid- flash beacons, along with beefed-up area lighting, were installed Sept. 2 at that intersection, where both curvature and e...
Posted on September 13, 2022
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Golf maintenance site gets recommendation for SWRF

GRF Planning Committee Aspot near the golf course maintenance yard, just across Tice Creek from the Creekside pickleball courts, has been recommended by the GRF Planning Committee as the preferred site for a prospective Satellite Wastewater Recycle Facility providing recycled water for Rossmoor’s golf courses. It will now be up to the GRF Board to ...
Posted on September 13, 2022
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Civil discourse: New GRF task force begins its work

A former high school teacher and tennis coach. A 35-year veteran of the restaurant industry. A onetime high school counselor and hospital chaplain. Two human resources professionals (one of them a former clergyman). These and other life experiences seem well-suited to inform the common charge of the eight members (includ- GRF NEWS ing one alternate...
Posted on September 13, 2022
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Rocketing insurance costs likely to mean big coupon increases

Some Mutuals also might face special assessments Dramatically rising property insurance rates are expected to drive significant increases, perhaps 20%, in Rossmoor Mutuals’ coupon costs for 2023 and could possibly result in some Mutuals calling for resident votes on whether additional special assessments will be needed to cover possible shortfalls....
Posted on September 6, 2022
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Residents react quickly to small fire

White smoke seen near 15th tee on Dollar Quick reaction by residents on an otherwise calm Sunday afternoon helped extinguish a small smoldering fire on Dollar Ranch Golf Course. White smoke emerged shortly after 2 p.m. on Aug. 28 from a patch of shredded Redwood mulch near the 15th tee on the Tice Creek Drive side of the course, according to offici...
Posted on September 6, 2022
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FINAL DELIVERY

Longtime mail carrier is retiring After 36 years of bringing the mail to various Rossmoor neighborhoods (38 total years as a carrier), Maria Ruvalcaba will soon experience a deliverance of her own when she walks her final U.S. Postal Service route in mid-September. “I’m not sad – it really hasn’t hit me yet,” said Ruvalcaba, who looks younger than ...
Posted on September 6, 2022
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Test starts Sept. 15 with guest passes

Access control The front gate will begin testing its new access control system on Thursday, Sept. 15. In this initial testing phase, guests entering Rossmoor will have to present their driver’s license and receive paper passes that they must keep on their dashboard while visiting inside the gate. Guests and residents who have RFID tags will not be ...
Posted on September 6, 2022
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Changes ahead for Rossmoor buses include new and old

Some fixed routes and weekend service could return Anumber of changes could come in the near future for the Rossmoor bus system, which include reinstating two of its five pre-pandemic fixed routes, adding a new on-demand software system, testing a pilot autonomous shuttle program and restoring weekend service, GRF officials told the Board last week...
Posted on August 30, 2022
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Rossmoor not immune from tumult facing housing market

It’s hard to avoid gloomy news about the housing market in the Bay Area and nationwide. Home sales numbers are falling, down almost 40 percent from a year ago in the Bay Area and over 20 percent nationally, as a once red-hot market fades in the rearview mirror. Mortgage rates that were quite low not long ago have soared, sidelining many from the ma...
Posted on August 30, 2022